Mound City News from Mound City, Missouri (2024)

October 18, 1901

Publication:

Mound City Newsi

Location:

Mound City, Missouri

Issue Date:

Friday, October 18, 1901

Page:

8

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CORRESPONDENCE Newsy Items from various points lutbocounty MAITLAND NEWS Mr and Airs Ro belts at tended tbe carnival in Kansas City last week Dr and Mrs Sbeumaker of Chanute Kansas are visiting friends here this week Miss Vienna Goodpasture visited Oregon and Mound City friends last week Ross has sold his interest in the lumber business here and pur chased interest in the Barnard bank and will be cashier of same This will cause the removal of Mr family which their many friends regret Miss Jean Jardine returned home Saturday morning after an extended visit with relatives in Pennsylvania and Chicago She was accompanied home by her uncle and aunt from Chicago Joseph Hatfield made a business trip to Oregon Tuesday The marriage of Mr Chas Wyman and Miss Mayme Jardine occurred Sunday Oct 13 at 1 Elder Drye performing the ceremony This young couple will begin house keeping in the Wyman home in this city Johnson made a shipment of fat hogs to St Joseph Monday Zook was a St Joseph visitor Tuesday Henry Winger purchased the Clara Jones house and lots on South 3rd street last week There is a house and two lots and the price paid was $150 Guy Stevick city attorney of Denver visited here several days last week the guest of his aunt Mrs Crider Mrs Dr Lee of Quit man is visit ing Mrs red Collison this week Mr James Williams and Miss Myrtle Kennedy were united in marriage at the home of the parents Mr and Mrs David Ken nedy Tuesday at 5 Rev Knupp officiating Mr and Mrs Williams will begin housekeeping on his farm four miles west of this (Jly Mr and Mrs Knepper who have been visiting the parents Mr and Mrs Kenn edy the past few weeks left Wednesday morning for their home in El Reno gkla The institute will be held in this city next Monday and Tues day Oct 21 and 22 T' Car rington state superintendent of public schools will he here Tuesday and will give a talk in the afternoon on study leading to the study of and at night on unification of the school NEW POINT Mrs A Oren and daughters returned Tuesday from their visit to Indiana Mrs Holbrook and children of Vesta Neb are visiting her sister Mrs Hilley Sherman Cartwright and wife are visiting at their old home in Washington county Ind Oliver Botkin brought home a very fine Jersey cow Monday which lie purchased of Graves of Mait land Shannan Hardm an and wife went to Mound City Monday John Ruhl went to St Joseph riday Mr Meur and wife of Andrew county visited her parents Mr and Mrs Willis Acton over Sunday Columbus Kunkle and family and Robert Cowan and family were guests at William Sunday visiting with their sister Mrs Julia Eckhart from Indina Harvey Chamberlain has rented the farm of MrBragg now occupied by Burnett Hilley Owen Atkins and his brother in law George Donoran (have moved to Rock Port and gone into the grocery business Mesdames Watson and Botkin were calling in the Lincoln neighor hood Tuesday The ladies of the Christain church attended a quilting at Mrs Harvey Wednesday Mesdames Debord and Cowan went to St Joseph Monday Mr and Mrs red Kershaw went to orest City Sunday to visit Mr and Celia Beaver OREGON Morris was in St Joseph last Saturday An excellent new sidewalk has just been laid on the north side of Henry corner property north of the Roeeker Montgomery bank the property occupied as resi dence and feed store of Billie York The Telephone Company have much improved their cross lines and corners and also painted the poles white with a black base of about six feet from the ground Irish potatoes have taken a fall Instead of $150 and $160 they are talked of now at $1 per bushel so that poor people can soon have po tatoes to eat three times a week Clark Proud and wife returned last week from their eastern visit of about four weeks Clark left again on Tuesday of this week for southern Kansas where he owns large farming lands from which was harvested and threshed twenty thousand bushels of wheat this season of which he gets one third Tbe evangelistic meetings are still progressing in the tent when the weather is favorable otherwise in the church Large crowds are in attendance at every service and a good interest is being mani fested Sunday afternoon Mr Mc Connell talked to men only at the tent subject paint rubbed At the same hour Mrs Mc Connell talked to ladies only Large audiences both places The regular meetings have a choir of from thirty to forty singers accompanied by two organs and several other musi cal instruments and led by Curry who travels with Evangelist McConnell Mrs Bryant Peter of Butte Montana with her son and two daughters were visiting her father in law Ira Peter this week Miss Bettie Thomas of the Craig schools is visiting relatives and friends in Oregon this week the schools there having! been dismissed for a week on account of a case or two of scarlet fever John Philbrick is at his place of business again after an absence from duty for two weeks on account of sickness CRAIG Strickler and wife spent the latter part of last week in Graham Edgar Kellogg has returned from his Colorado hunt Mrs CL Gaskill Sr is visiting relatives in Roanoke Ind Robt Stout of Oregon was in Craig Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs Dr Davis is entertaining her brother Mr Purdune of Iowa Miss Zua Doughty spent the lat ter part of the week in St Joseph The young people of the Christian church are preparing to play the latter part of October at 'the opera house for the benefit of the Aid Society There has been quite a scare about scarlet fever No church services at KEEP YOUR HOGS HEALTHY You can do so by using Dr Condition Powders for Hogs If you are in doubt we refer you to the following farmers who Lave used the powders and are convinced of their excellence viz: Geo Glick 0 Batman Sam Young James Kennisb Jacob Mosier If you wish to try It call' on me or go to feed store where a supply is constantly on hand CLAUD CLARK the churches on Sunday and the school is closed this week All persons having it and those having been exposed are quarantined so there is not much danger of it spreading BENTON ITEMS Sterling Murray of St Joseph was visiting his brother Mur ray last week Mrs Olain razer who has been very ill the past month is on the road to recovery Mrs Emmerson and three youngest children are visiting her parents Wm Cobcrn and wife California Mrs Ella Snyder whose home is in Western Nebraska is here visit ing her sister Mrs Rebecca Beeler Jasper Radley and force are busy manufacturing sorghum Cason and Joe Minshall re turned from a trip to Grand River last week Will Corby is still on the sick list' Wright is slowly improving after an illness of John Magoon is working on John new barn north of here Winter Reading on the arm Long evenings are here again and naturally one thinks of a good family agricultural weekly because its regular visits are welcomed by the whole family The Twentieth Century armer is out of tbe rut in which most agri cultural papers trayel This is true particularly of the splendid illustra tions from photographs taken by their own artists and special articles by the best known and most practical men in every branch of agriculture such as Harris secretary of the Iowa Seed Corn associations Camp bell the authority on soil culture James Atkinson of the Iowa experi ment station at Ames la rank Carpenter famous for his letters of travel Thomas secretary American Hereford as sociation 0 Cowan assistant secretary American Shorthorn association Dr A Peters Nebraska experimental station Stephens president Nebraska Horticultural society Department conducted by Mrs Nellie Hawks riend Neb Edgerton of the Iowa Experi ment Station will answer all ques tions relating to live' stock matters This is a weekly agricultural family paper in which the farmer 8 wife is particularly interested on ac count of the pages devoted to her particular interests In fact there is no paper published either in the east or west that meets so well the wants of the western farmers and stock raisers and their families If you do not get it send 10 cents for a ten trial subscription to The Twentieth Century armer 2062 arnam street Omaha Neb and you will have an opportunity to become acquainted with it A dol lar will bring it for a whole year TO TEACHERS MISSOURI You are respected requested and urged to observed the fit riday in November appropriately to the memory of Eugene ield the Patron Saint of all childhood Programs for the day can be had free by enclosing a one cent stamp and addressing West Goodwin secretary and treasurer Sedalia Mo 4 Oabbinqton State Superintendent ot public schools Your Cold Cured for Sc Dr Cold Cure JSSMITn DWPomer HP Smith Brest Vloe Pree Uasnier HOLT COUNTY BANK us Roeckor 8 Smith "fy Sstabllslied 1SSO CAPITAL STOCK PAID UP $20000 Transact a general banking business In all Its departments Drat tsscld on the principal Mtles Our alm shall be to conduct safe and conservative bank The accounts of ParmerB and Merchants solicited Special cars tlven to any business entrusted to ub LIVE POULTRY WANTED I MH TIMETABLE A Dally All trains dill? EXC6pt HHSSSSE except as otherwise noted Sunday I Depa Train No MOUND CITY TRAIN SERVICE Arrive rt A 43 To Clarinda Iowa Illinois Chicago and east Irom Kansas CltyundSt Joseph A 07 To Clarinda Iowa Illinois Chicago and Srf'j 1 east train St Louis and St Joseph 12:10 pm A 40 To St Joseph and Kansas City from nr Chicago Illinois Iowa and Clarinda 8:50 am A 96 To St Joseph and St Lou 18 from Chicago a Illinois Iowa and Clarinda 5:55 pm 35? By the Clarinda Poultry Co To be delivered at Davis store Mound City Tuesday orenoon Oct 22 1901 Will pay IN CASH the following prices: Hens per pound Spring Roosters 5e Turkeys per pound 4c Ducks per lb 4c Old Iloostersper dozen 1 20 A CHANCE OR THE BOY OR GIRL Do you want to Earn a Beautiful Watch! If so a little time and energy will accomplish the result THE ECLIPSE THE ECLIPSE Clarinda Poultry Co That is the name of this beautiful watch Come and see new line of UNDERWEAR and other goods at CHAS Given away ree of Charge with every 10 Subscribers to The Weekly Journal OUR Given away ree of Charge with every 10 Subscribers to The Weekly Journal PROPOSITION: REE Any boy or girl who will secure for us Ten subscriptions to the Kansas City Weekly Journal at the regular subscription price of 25c per year each making a total of $2 50 and send us tho names and addresses to gether with the money we will mail to him orhpr postage prepaid one watch as described below: The watch is a beautvi Gunmetal finish stem wind and stem set open face The is a watch that is a credit to anyone to carry as a timepiece Now boys and girls here is your chance See your neighbors your friends your relatives and get them to subscribe for The Weekly Journal It will only take you a little while to secure a list of ten sub scribers and earn this beautiful watch We assure you is well worth the effort Notice Notice is hereby given that letters testa mentary on the estate of William Hiatt deceased late of Holt county Missouri have been granted to the undersigned James latt by the Probate Court of said County of Holt bearing date the 14th day of September 1901 All persons having claims against said es tate are required to exhibit them for allow ance to the Executor within one year after tho date of said letters or they may bo pre cluded from any benefit of such estate: and if such claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of this publication they shall be forever barred James Hiatt Executor of the estate of said WmT Hiatt deceased The Portraits oi our Presidents With Biographical Sketches BY General Charles Grosvenor Member of Congress nearly 20 years Contains twenty large Photo gravure Etch ings from the paintings indorsed by the families and near relatives of the Presidents Printed on heavy plato paper embossed A very large book title page designed by Tif fany Biographical sketches printed in large open type in two colors The greatest work of the 20th century So beautiful that when President McKinley saw it ho subscribed im mediately One agent selling 600 copies In small territory in Pennsylvania A million copies will besoldqulek ortuneswill be made this Inaugural year High class man or woman of good social standing can make a little fortune in this territory Territory is going rapidly Presses running day and night to till orders State Manager to look after cor respondence and agents Address today THE CONTINENTAL PRESS1 Corcoran Building 4 Washington Make your remittance by Money Order or Draft and address all communications to The WEEKLY JOURNAL KANSAS CITY MO The Puritan was the of $350 shoe for men (the Sole of Honor) is the symbol of It is all that a shoe can be You might more you could not more at any price All of the looks and service that can be crowded into any one shoe Made by Selz Schwab Co Chicago largest manufacturers of good shoes In the world In all the kinds and shapes and styles that are right and popu lar at the proper price 5O SHELLENBERGER CO mi ya Save Your Money One box of Pills will save many dollars in bills They will surely cure all diseases of the stomach liver or bowels No Reckless Assertion or sick headache dyspepsia malaria constipation and bilio usness a million people endorse Liver PILLS raw 1 BEST TRAINS TO Nebraska Colorado Montana Black Hills Utah California Puget Sound Chicago and St Louis fESTIBULED THROUGH TRAINS SLEEPERS DINING CARS CHAIR CARS (Wt?) ALWAYS All the news without prejudice The best general reading The best market reports The Great Paper of the Great West The Kansas City Star By mail postage prepaid daily and Sunday 1 year $400 By mail postage prepaid daily and Sunday 6 months $200 The Weekly Kansas City Star Postage prepaid 25 cents a year The Light of the World OR i OUR SAVIOUR IN ART cost nearly JIOOOOO to publish Nearly IM superb engravings ot Christ and Bls Mother by the great painters stories for each picture So beautiful It sells Itself Presses running day and night to All orders 12 carloads of paper for last edition Mrs Waite In Massachusetts has sold worth of irst experience MrsSacket ot New York has sold over 8200 worth ot books experience Mr Holwell took 14 orders first two days Mrs Lemwcll took 31 orders first week Christian man or woman can make 11 0M In this county quick Territory Is going rapidly Write quick for terms State Manager to have charge of correspondence and all the gents Address THH BRITISH AMERICAN CO Corcoran Building Washington DO PATENTS Caveats and Trad Marks obtained and all Pat ent business conducted for moderate ees i 1 Our Office Opposite Patent office' and we can secure patentlnlesa lime than those i remotefrom Washington Send model drawing or photo with descrlp i tlon We advise if patentable or not free of charge Out fee not duetill patent is secured 1 A Pamphlet to Obtain with' i cost ot same in the US and foreign countries sent free Address Of PATENT OICE WABHINGTOH KEELEY INSTITUTE 2803 Locust St i St Louis Mo Alcoholism morphine other Drug Using' Dr 1 Rl AIN manager and physician' 1 I pa81 year Chief of Mr'lcal Staff The Keele Institute Owlohf Ills) rrcorreepondence lollclM mo confidential Yearly to Christian man orM woman to look after our grow kD VV Ing business In this and ad joining counties to act as Manager and Correspondent work can bo done nt your home Enclose self addressed stamped envelope for particular to A II HllELlMAN General Manager Corcoran Building opposite United States Treasury Washington!) 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